'Avenue Q'

"Of all the musicals hatched in the post-2000 age of irony, this cheeky satire has remained the freshest and funniest," says Variety of the hit musical "Avenue Q." To celebrate its 10-year anniversary, the show is offering 35% savings on performances through Nov. 3, exclusively for Travelzoo subscribers.

Tickets to Sunday through Friday performances at New World Stages are now available at the following seating levels:

Rear Mezzanine ... $49 (reg. $72.50)

Orchestra and First Row Mezzanine ... $59 (reg. $92.50)

This July, the city of New York helped the show commemorate a decade of laughs and more than 4,000 performances by declaring July 31 "Avenue Q Day."

About the show: "Rent" meets "Sesame Street" in thishilarious and touching story of real life in New York City, told by a cast of both people and puppets. Princeton, a bright-eyed college grad, comes to New York City with big dreams and a tiny bank account. He discovers Avenue Q -- the only neighborhood in his price range. Princeton and his new neighbors struggle to find jobs, dates and their purposes in life. Music and lyrics for the show were written by Robert Lopez, co-creator of "The Book of Mormon."

Note: This show is for mature audiences only and not recommended for children.

Musical Comedy 'Avenue Q' in NYC, up to

$$49Most performances through Nov. 3, 2013

$49-$59 -- Musical Comedy 'Avenue Q' in NYC, up to 35% Off*

Sold out - (October 07, 2013) A new deal from this source was published on June 08, 2015

"Of all the musicals hatched in the post-2000 age of irony, this cheeky satire has remained the freshest and funniest," says Variety of the hit musical "Avenue Q." To celebrate its 10-year anniversary, the show is offering 35% savings on performances through Nov. 3, exclusively for Travelzoo subscribers.

Tickets to Sunday through Friday performances at New World Stages are now available at the following seating levels:

Rear Mezzanine ... $49 (reg. $72.50)

Orchestra and First Row Mezzanine ... $59 (reg. $92.50)

This July, the city of New York helped the show commemorate a decade of laughs and more than 4,000 performances by declaring July 31 "Avenue Q Day."

About the show: "Rent" meets "Sesame Street" in thishilarious and touching story of real life in New York City, told by a cast of both people and puppets. Princeton, a bright-eyed college grad, comes to New York City with big dreams and a tiny bank account. He discovers Avenue Q -- the only neighborhood in his price range. Princeton and his new neighbors struggle to find jobs, dates and their purposes in life. Music and lyrics for the show were written by Robert Lopez, co-creator of "The Book of Mormon."

Note: This show is for mature audiences only and not recommended for children.

Book by Oct. 7.

*Terms/Conditions:
Restrictions may apply. Fees of $6 per ticket and $2.25 per order will be additional. Full-price tickets are subject to the same fees. Limit 10 tickets per order.